Bangalore, a thriving metropolis, is a sought-after destination for real estate investment due to the presence of IT hubs and robust infrastructure. The Kempegowda International Airport in Bangalore, which was established in 2008, has … READ FULL STORY
Mobility of students in India is increasing and it is common to see students moving to different cities, for higher education. However, there remains a dearth of good hostels and other amenities, to accommodate … READ FULL STORY
India witnessed a gross leasing activity amounting to 50 million sq ft in 2018, across the major seven cities, the highest in the past eight years, driven by buoyant leasing in Bengaluru and Delhi-NCR. … READ FULL STORY
India witnessed a robust demand for office spaces in Q3 2018, recording approximately 12.3 million sq ft of gross absorption, indicating a 23 per cent growth over the corresponding period in 2017. As a … READ FULL STORY
As a general trend, employment opportunities in an area have a significant impact on property demand – higher the job opportunities available in an area, greater is the demand for properties in its vicinity. … READ FULL STORY
Indian cities witnessed strong office demand in Q2 2018, with about 12.6 million sq ft of gross absorption recorded, indicating a 10 per cent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) growth, in office leasing activity. “As a result … READ FULL STORY
Spread over a three-side open plot of 2.72 acres in Hebbal Kempapura, off the Ranna Road, Vaishnavi North 24, a gated complex has been meticulously-planned, with inclusion of high-end design features, environment-friendly systems and … READ FULL STORY
The first quarter of 2018 witnessed a remarkable 23 per cent year-on-year (YoY) increase in office space demand, with 11.4 million sq ft of pan Indian absorption recorded. With the intensifying office demand, rental … READ FULL STORY
With rapid urbanisation, the biggest challenge faced by cities and metropolitan areas, is traffic congestion, which also hinders the development of the real estate sector in such cities. Increasing population, has put significant stress … READ FULL STORY
In recent times, most of the new property launches in Bengaluru, have been concentrated in the northern region of the city. The attraction has been so profound that north Bengaluru has started overshadowing other … READ FULL STORY
Disha Kansara Chawla Senior executive search professional, Mumbai Many average Indians now own two houses – one to live in and one through which they earn retirement benefits. It is very difficult to buy … READ FULL STORY
The Hebbal real estate market has grown considerably, as this place is an assembly constituency area in the city and also because of nearby IT hubs. Hebbal has witnessed a transformation, since the IT … READ FULL STORY
Movement in real estate prices in seven key cities across India, have remained largely lacklustre, despite a fall in the interest rates and important announcements like the Real Estate Regulation Act. Ashutosh Limaye, national … READ FULL STORY
